Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 311, Hammond, Lake County, 22 May 1922 — Page 7

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THE TIMES Monday, May 22, 1922

COMFORTABLE QUARTERS FOR WOMEN JURORS

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NEW WtK. Hay 19. Love pirates and the South Seas have had to Blv way to another favorite on th Jfewr Tork book counters. More in demand than anything els In tha world Just now, say the dealers, are books on "mario." The demand extends to svery class of the community. Ghosts. anels, demons, ad telepathic forces are being: Invoked alifee In mansion and tenement. Whole departments In the book hops fcjtve been cleared for treatises oa these things, with bis placards and arrows pointing- the way to them.

Plans tor the uveUlngT of busts f Washlns-ton, Mark Hopkins. EdSar Allen Foe. Marts Mitchell and Ollbert Charles Stuart In the Hall of Ffn. for Great Americans at New "Xork TJarverslty have been announced for lata thta month. Ed' ward hCarVhan wiii -unveil the bust of Poa.

Maybe It's true what we wrote the other day about the age of the flapper beg-lcnins; to dim. giving a chance to the older woman. Anyhow, 4rf?-o's one rather vivid demonstration of the fact. Mrs. Bay Burken. West 11th street. Is not only forty-five years old. but she is the mother of alg-ht children and the grandmother of one, and she has just been declared a love-thief in no less a place then the Courts of New Tork County. The sheriff's Jury grave a verdict of $100,000 to Mrs. Sally Goldberg, who at the more Capperlsh age of 27 years declares she was unable to hold her husband's Interest against the charms of the grandmother rival.

Mary Boland In "The Advertising of Kate," a delightful comedy by Annie Nathan Mayer, which Just opened at the Maxine Elliot Theatre, playa the role of the modern, efficient, charming young business woman, who see her chances In life disappearing because 5he Is too business-like chances For love and marriage, I mean. She decides to advertise herself as she does her clients' products, and turns Into a butterfly pro tern. It works. The play Is well written and well-acted.

There might be some towns where It would be difficult, but we find It easy here to hustle and yet let the grass grow under or feet. At one place, neas Broadway and Leonard

street, there Is & small drainage

grating set into the sidewalk. Dust and dirt have set In it almost to the level of the sidewalk, and in that little plot, less than two foot square, grass grows luxuriantly. But it isn't Topsy grass, in that it "just growed." A truck driver, working in the neighborhood, realizing that the soil under the grating would be so good went to the trouble of planting the seed, and is rewarded by seeing ne blades trying to sprout up over the grating, but kept down all the time by the countless hoofs and feet which trod over them each day.

Whiting Advertisements Are Winners

When you think of furniture, think of H. Gordon U Bon. -l dosing Oat Screen Doors, $1.00 . and $( and jM.00, while they last; Tom emelser, 05 lad. Blvd. 6--tf Fox G& Furniture, Ge t ftU

Ton oan.alwaya find many rood v vlu-s and a beautiful selection of nsTohandiso sit H. Gordon A Sons. ' 5-19-3 I FOR 6AXj Two seran room bous- ! es, eno on. 1368 Robert avenue, 60 j ft. lot. ta ether on 1101 Superior !, avenue, 40 ft. lot; Inquire at 1108 Superior ave. 6-19-8 TOR SALE Household goodj, tike new; 731 Sehrace avenua, i-20-J A demonstration of tellet goods and cosmetics will be field at K. Gordon Sons, Monday, May 2 2nd, , 5-30-1 TOIi 0AXJ9 SlxB rasollno power Craieer, fully nu4pjrtfl; kltohen wlftn ges store, eamptste set of dishes and les feoec, engine room 9x, toilet, clothes closet, state room 9x9, with four berths, observation platform, boat capacity Is, Jife preservers and ten foot life boat, electric lights, fire xtins-uisher,-eta. Must be seen to be appreciated, tel. Whiting 808 or call at 810 119th street, Whiting. Ind, 6-10-3 FOR SAUE oft drink parlor, 634 Fred street, i 8-30-3 FOR SALE For Bargains on vacants, call and see me; P. D. Sullivan 603 119th street. 6-22-6 FOR RENT 4 room house and bath, call H. Fchlraan, tal. St. John 37J3. 5-31-3 FOR S.VLE Violin and Mandolin, goad condition; address 201 Central ave., phone 64-J. 6-22-3 J? OR SALB room "brink house on Lincoln ave, hot -water heat, 40 ft. lot. All improvements jpald, ,17,500. Two flat building on Cleveland avenue, steam heat, $7,000. 6 room modern Bungalow on the Water Gardens, $5,300. . P. D. Sullivan, 602 119th street. 5-31-6 PKf!TCtS THEATRE TONIGHT TOMORROW AND WEDNESDAY Dowlas Fairbanks Ja "THE THREE MTJSKATEERS," Ills latrkt, best and sn of the really his: plerurss of ks yea, thrills, romance mnu adventaxeau 6-22-3 STAR THEATRE TO XI OWE Eajfeac O'Brien In "GHTVAUOOUS IHARLIK" (a convoy drama.) Fox Xsns sad some a r, rBGCV BEH.IV13. pSat vaJmm this one. OoaUnsr Wedna4iy ana Tfisnday. Tsse Iflx In TRAlLH." 8-83-1

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Jury quarters provided for women by state of Oregon.

Tomen Jarors in Oregon have .keen provided with "all the comforts of home" bv tha state dur

ing the time they serve on the juries. Individual-beds sre provided, light, airy room, newspa-

pers and manrines and other conveniences are at hand. Oregon women are satisfied.

In spite of all we read of the terrible congestion In the cities of the Orient and part of London, the new census shows that" our own New York is the most aensely populated city In the world. One and one-half per cent of the cities area is now occupied by' 18 per cent of the population, fifty-eight districts holding more than 4 00 persons to the acre.

It cost Gottlieb Dall Just $25 the other day to call vne of our policeman a "big stiff." He was'arrested for speeding and charged as much for the unkind remark to the patrolman as for the violation of the law. No more dancing until the summer sun is rising! At least not here in Gotham. Police Instructions have cut off this last flair of morning gayety along the Great White Way. All cabaret and shuffling of feet must cease at two a. m., promptly hereafter, however beguiling the jazs may be. There has been a provision in th city ordinance to that effect for many months, but no one knows why it is suddenly enforced. LTTCT JEANNE PRICE.

WHITING NEWS NOTES

CRUSADERS MAKE THE IB 13th EFFORT , INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE WASHINGTON. May 18. The figure "13" held no charm for the children crusaders who are besieging the White House and dally appealing for the release of their fathers from the prisons to which they were sentenced for violation of war-time laws. The children made their thirteenth unsuccessful attempt to see President Harding today, finally leaving the White House to go to the Department of Justice to try and see Attorney General Daugherty.

PRINCESS THEATRE TONIGHT j TOMORROW AND WEDNESDAY Donsrlaa Fairbanks In "THE THREE MCSKATEERS." - His latest, best and one of the really Ms; pictures of tha year, thrilla, romance nnd alventures. 5-22-3 itrs. George Anderson and little daughter of Central avenue, attended the high school commencement exercises in Hobart on Friday, a niece of Stirs. Anderson's being a member of this year's class. Mrs. WiUlam Vogel of Cleveland avenue is recovering from an operation for cataracts on her eyes in the St. Joseph's hospital In Milwaukee, Wise I Mrs. Ellis Exton entertained a number of friends at the home of Mrs. George Saunders of Atchison avenue. The evening was given over to playing 600, the prize winners being Mrs. A. O. Osterburg first and Mrs. Edna Anderson, second. Mrs. Wm. Zwelg of - Schrage ave., returned home from a several days visrt in Aurora, 111., with friends there. New health notices haTe been put in the hoimes of Whiting by Street

Commissioner Steve Wayo, regarding the cleanliness of the city streets yards and alleys. If you have not secured one of these cards, you may notify the commissioner and he will see that you get one. The home of Mr. and Mrs. James Burton of Central avenue was entered and ransacked by burglars on Friday evening, who carried oft a Boston bag containing dancing costumes of Miss Dorothy Burton. Officer Brown pursued the intruder and recovered the Ibag but the thief got away and no trace of him has been found as yet. Mrs. Sam Aronberg and daughter G-ayeoda of Cleveland avenue, will leave In a few days for Decatur, 111., where they will attend the big May. Festival to be given in the public schools of that city under the direction of Miss Hannah Gevirts ot this city who is Physical Director there. The Festival has already received much comment and will be one of -the largest fetes of its kind ever given in Decatur. Mrs. Darwin Root of Central ave., has returned from the Presbyterian hospital where he twas confined for several days. Bert Thwlng is confined to his home on 119th street from burns sustained wihile at work at the Standard Oil Company, a few days ago. However, he is getting along nicely. N. E. Wilson of Oliver street, has returned from Harrisburg, J'enn., where he was called by the death of his mother a week ago. Mlna Holt is confined to her home on Flschrupp avenue with the mumps. OUie Burns and his mother-in-law, Mrs. Hansen motored here from South Bend. Mrs. Hansen will visit in South Whiting before returning home. Mrs. L. B. Rltter of Sheridan ave., has returned from Valparaiso where she was called (by the death of her father O. W. Smith of that city.

Household Hint1

MENU HINT Breakfast. Grapefruit. Poached Eggs on Bran Bread Toast. Luncheon. Cottage Cheese Salad. Parker House Rolls. Silver and Gold Cake, Tea. Dinner. Roast Leg of Lamb. Creamed New Potatoes with Peas. Battered Beets. Rhubarb Pie. RECIPES Silver and Gold Cake Use regular recipe for angel food, on calls for whites of five eggs, one-half teaspoon cream of tartar, threeouarters cup sugar, one-half cup flour, flavoring. Beat whites until stiff, adding sugar and flour alternately. Ue yolks for gold cske. making same as above, but using yolks instead of whites and omitting cream of tartar. For flavoring use juice and grated rind of one-half a lemon. Drop by spoonfuls alternately into tube cake pan. The result is similar to a x-iarble cake, but is white and gold. Cottage Cheese Salad Chop about one-auarter cup of shelled walnuts and one-quarter cup of olives, mix with cheese. Take one large leaf lettuce, roll, put under plate for a few minutes, then cut crosswise in one-half inch v-idths-Place Ave or six circles of lettuce on each salad plate, pile cheese In center. Creamed Potatoes With Peas If fresh peas are expensive, buy but one-half pound. Scrape small.' new potatoes, shell peas and boil each until done. Add peas to potatoes and cream together.

IDEAS FOR SHOWERS FOR BRIDES A Bride's Tree A tall tree with a ladder which the bride must climb in order to secure her, giftsis,.of

course, most striking, but even a small shrub will serve. All kinds of gifts can be tied to the boughs, forming a miscellaneous shower. Use narrow ribbon in any colors for attaching them amid the green, and further trim the tree with tissue paper flowers, handfuls of shredded tissue paper in pale pink and blue with horseshoes and stars cut from cardboard and gilded or silvered. Colored candles may be added in the little scones which come for Xmas trees. Again, a tree all In snowy white is lovely and affords one excellent plan for disposing of a linen shower. The various small pieces are attached to the branches with white ribbon and do not require wrapping. Handkerchiefs, collarettes, sachets and similar thinsrs can all be used as trimmings. The larger gifts might be wrapped in white paper and banked around the base of the tree, an arrangement sometimes adopted for larger gifts. Tissue paper snow and tufts of raw cotton add to the dazzling effect, scattered on the branches ana massed around the wooden supports of the tree. , Linen Shower Idea A most amusing way of arranging a linen shower is as follows: Clothes lines are stretched from point to point around the room, and to this the pieces of linen are attached with clothes pins. The bride is given a clothes basket in which to collect her gifts. These are afterwards wrapped and tied into conventional bundles or boxes by the company. To add to the excitement have a bag of clothes pins which contains among the ordinary pins a gilt one, a silver one and one stained bUck. The bag is drawn up closely wih a drawing string, and each girl in turn inserts her hand through the aperture thus formed, drawing out a clothes pin. She who draws the gilt will be the first to marry, she to whom the silver one falls will marry last or late in life, and the unlucky black clothes pin foredooms jtf jrecipient to old maidenhood.

ROBERTSDALE

PRINCESS THEATRE TONIGHT TOMORROW AND WEDNESDAY Doualaa Fairbanks In "THE TIIREE MVSKATEE11S." Hit latent, bent and one of the really big pictors of the year, thrills, romaare and adventures. 5-22-3 STAR THEATRE TONIGHT Eugene O'Brien In "CHIVALROl S

CHARLIE" (a comedy drum a, Fox j News nnd comedy. PEtiOV BEHAVE. Don't ml thin one. Com Inn: Wednesday and Thursday, Tom Mix In

"TRAIL1N." S-l'2-1 PRINCESS THEATRE TONIGHT TOMORROW AND WEDNESDAY

bougian Fairbanks in "THE THREE , MISKATEEHS," HI latest, bent nnd one f the really Mr picture of; the year, thrills, romance nnd ad-

ventures. 5-22-3

HOBART

Miss Tillte Gruel was a Chicago visitor yesterday. Mr. Charles J. Ohrensteln of Syracuse, X. Y.. will lecture on Christian Science Monday evening, at the Gem theatre. The Woman's Reading Club and the Young Woman's Auxiliary will hare a Joint business "meeting at the Library Monday evening.

GALLERY FANS RUIN DRAMA, CRITIC SAYS

(INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICEJ CHICAGO, May The troubls with the modern theatre Is that the gallery has moved down to tha main floor, according to Louis K. Anspaeher. playwright and lecturer on dramatlo subjects. With the descent of the "gallery god" to the orchestra circle has come a consesfluent lowering of dramatic standards and a decline In the theatre s repute. "The great middle class which formerly occupied the main floor of the theatre either has to 6tay at home now or sit In the gallery," Anspacher said. "A great many people who never had money before and who formerly sat In the gallery now have the means to sit on the main floor at the high prices which are charged to cover the enormous overhead of present-day production, and consequently the dramatic productions of the day are baaed on the likes of the former gallery fans. "Naturally, then, we have shows which are based on the box-ofTIce demands Instead of the true principles of dramatlo art. And box-office standards today are not very high." A subsidized theatre where worth while productions could be given a thorough trial and time to develop

an audience was suggested by Ans

pacher as the cure for the situation

REFORESTING OF PIKE'S PEAK

BEGUN AT DENVER

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

COLORADO SPRINGS. Col.. Mjay

Fifty men have begun reforests

tlon work on the east slope of

Pike's Peak, Bix hundred thousand evergreen trees, both spruce and fir, will be planted this year, and it Is estimated the -work will require about six weeks. The wok Is being done under the supervision ot the National forest servioa.

STOP ITCHING ECZEMA

Penetrating, Antiseptic Zemo Will Help You. Never mind how often you have tried and failed, you can stop burning, Itching Eczema quickly by applying Zero furnished by any druggist for 3 Sc. Extra large bottlo, $1.00. Healing begins the moment Zemo Is applied. In a short time usually every trace of Eciema, Tetter, Pimples, Rash. Blackheads and similar skin diseases will be removed. For clearing the skin and making it vigorously healthy, always nns! :!emo, the penetrating, antiseptic "quid. When others fail it Is the one dependable treatment for skin troubles of 11 kinds. Adv.

EDWARD C. MM AS CO. RUGS AND DRAPERIES SECOND FLOOR FURNITURE DEPARTMENTTHIRD FLOOR Housefixmishings of Quality Attractively Priced

Drapery Madras, 59c Yard Drapery Madras 36 inches wide choice of Blue, Rose, Brown, or Green, small all over patterns for windows drapes and door hangings. Spe- CQ cial at yard y Marquisette Curtains, $1.49 pair Marquisette Curtains dainty wash curtains for summer use. Comes with neat lace edging in white color only. 2lz yards long. Special JJ at pair Special Opaque Window Shades, 49c Dark green only. Genuine Oil Opague shades. 36 inches wide, and mounted on good spring self-acting rollers. Specially priced for May, at AOk r

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7-Piece Dining Room Suite Consisting of oblong tabic, six high backed chairs with genuine leather seats this suite comes in Jacobean oak or Walnut finish in Queen Anne design. Special May Sale price for 75 the entire set at

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at $26. 75

A large three-door side icing, with white enamel p;rjo vision chamber (sketched), priced during May Sale at $26.75. Large selection of other styles, $13.75 and up.

2 inch Tube Steel Bed, $9.85

Who would think that such a massive steel bed could be priced so low, yet this is your opportuni.y tomo rrow. Choice of either three-quarter or full size. Sale priced at $9.85.

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Kroehler Bed Davenport Suite This suite is specially priced for the May Furniture Sale. The large davenport opens to full size bed and comes in golden oak or Mahogany finish; the rocker and chair match, specially 50 priced the three pieces are

Queen Anne Dresser Specially Reduced For an odd dresser for the spare room, this is an unusual value. It is built solidly of golden oak and has a large French plate

It is specially pneed Q 85

Cedar Chests

Standard Tennessee Red Cedar Chest, 45 inches long, 20 inches wide, 19 inch high. Rubbed and polished finish, fitted with good strong castors, lock and lid stays. Priced at $23.85 I Copper Trimmed Chest at $27

Massive Bed Davenport

Finished either In mahogany or golden oak, it opens to a full size bed. Comes upholstered in fine Spanish leatherette. February Sale price

$33.75

FERNERY Genuine reed. Your choice of frosted black, frosted brown, midnight blue or any plain color, self water pan. Priced $12.15

3-Piece Overstuffed Parlor Suite When you see this luxurious Chesterfield parlor suite youH admire it instantly. It's loose cushion seats and spring back is covered in the choicest Velour or Tapestry. Pricel forjthe May 171 Sale, the set complete at Genuine Reed Carriage

$29.75 Have you bought Baby that

Genuine Reed Carriage? Tt keep Baby in the air saves trou

ble and worry to mothers. Built with plenty of room so Baby can rest in comfort. For this week special we are offering a Pullman Sleeper Carriage, cream color, wire wheels, with rubber tires at only $2925.

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HOOVER It BE A TS... as it Sweeps as it Cleans HAVE IT DEMONSTRATED IN YOUR HOME FREEJUST PHONE IT MAKES HOUSEWORK A PLEASURE

LINOLEUMS For the Kitchen, Bath, Bed Rooms, Dining Rooms and Rug Corders, pretty hardwood effects and block or tile patterns. Laid free of charge except bath roms where $1 is charged.

Printed Linoleum 6 fert wide, a sq. yard J 25 $1.00 to, , , . , Printed Linoleums, 12 feet wide, a sq. yard C?1 OC $1.25to ,,,,, ilA-50 Inlaid Linoleums 6 feet wide a sq. yard $2.50 $149 to v Plain Linoleums 6 feet oy.":d:, $3.00

Convenient Terms Given if Desired

RUGS for Every Room in

the House

No matter what your rug requirements may be we are able to fill them under expert supervision to assure you of the best quality service. See these special values to

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BRUSSELS RUGS $24.75 Seamless 8 3"xl0" 6" size. Woven with a close loop pile of all pure wool carpet yarns. Patterns and colorings to meet every need. Special at $24.75. Best Wilton Velvet Rugs $56.25 Neatly fringed at both ends. Woven without a seam. You will be wanting one of these good Rugs at this low price. 9x12 size only. Special at $56.25.

Wilton Velvet Rugs Special . $27.50 Three choice patterns in the popular 9x12 foot size small all over Wilton patterns and colorigs. Special at $27.00. Axminster Rugs Special $31.50 Seamless, size 6x9 feet. Neat Chinese designs, for that odd size room and small bed rooms. Just a few at this very low price, $31.50. Royal Wilton Rugs Special $87.00 Size 9x12. Made by the famous Whitall mills. Pleasing new patterns in the wanted colors. Fringed at ends. For real Rug values you will find nothing to compare with these Rugs at this price, $87.00.